Veronica Milagros, a talented actress, began her journey in the world of theater, acting alongside her father in local productions, while simultaneously honing her ballet skills. Her impressive performance at the International Festival of Ballet in South America earned her a full scholarship to study at the prestigious Miami Hispanic Ballet.
During her time in Miami, Veronica appeared in the play "Requiem for Yarini," where she portrayed a legendary Cuban mistress, earning her the title of "Revelation Actress of the Year." She also secured a recurring role in the top-rated Univision show, Sábado gigante, in 1986.
Seeking to further her education, Veronica relocated to New York, where she was awarded a full scholarship to study with the Joffrey School and Company. She also danced with Ballet Hispanico of New York, while taking acting classes with Tony and Maria Greco.
Veronica's career continued to flourish as she worked with renowned choreographers George Faison and Ann Reinking, who encouraged her to pursue her passion for acting in Los Angeles. Shortly after, she was offered a holding deal with CBS and went on to work with John Stamos on the TV series Jake in Progress, Emotion, AI3, Nip/Tuck, and The Unit.
In addition to her television work, Veronica starred in the 2011 film The Gundown, playing the iconic Mexican "pistolera" Dulce De La Rosa.
